Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1921, Page 34

EITY NEWS N BREF. will give ril nsa ey In Telolt ‘fi l. m- - Daiiia strests Wim, Knowies Cosper will give the mxly exposition of the Bunday school_lesson tomortow at 4143 p.m. at Y. w. C. A, 1333 F atreet. Joka G, Coggins upeak night and tomorrow night Plymouth Congregational Church. The Chemieal Socfety will meet té- morrow at 8 pam. in xfi'ldmflsu;"-:' Interior Department bullding. Speak- ers: C. R. Do Long and F. L. Heas. tos at Brookland Chapter, No. 11, O. E. K., will give a dance Saturday night at the Brookland Masonic Temple. Friends of the chapter invited. The Policemen's Asmociation will meet in Pythian Temple at 8 o'clock tonight. J. A. Oliver, member of de- partmental reclassification committee, will deliver an address relative to the departmental bank. The Business Women’s Council will meet tomorrow evening at the Church of the Covenant. Bible class, § to 6:40. Stainer’s “Crucifixion,” the choir, at : The D. M Stearns Bible class will meet tomorrow at 11:30 am. at| Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church. | Dr. George W. Johnston will lecture | on the drama Saturday afternoon at | 4:45 at the Women's City Club. The mew wing to the Jewish Foater Home will be dedicated Sunday at 2:30 p.m. === The play “Country Boy Scouts” which was to have been given by Boy Scouts Troop 64 of the Thomson Com- munity Center this evening, has been postponed to next Wednesday even- ing at 8 oclock at the Thomson School. AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS Wilson Normal Community Center— The girls' gymnasium graup, 3:15. “Ac- tivities tonight: Domestic art, millin and dressmaking: people’s national op- | era, advanced and elementary French, | ‘War Risk basket ball group, girls; libra- Ty open for reading and reference. East Washington Community Tonight: America nery Club, Wall: Dressmaking Club, Center—Ken- This even- : Millin . Lyric Orehestra, Dramatic Tub, Bug Scouts. Thomson Community tate Society mi 0: E. V. Brown Community Center—To- French. dramatic and At 4 to morrow, 3 p.m.: rhythmic dancing for children. social dancing for young folks: dren's social dancing from 5 Little Folks' Soq branch open, 7 7 p.m. An illustrated lecture, Ceremonials and Dances of the Bla; feet Indians,” by Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald, at 8 o'clock. Southeast Community _Center—To- | night: Country Dancing Club, Mohawk | Athletic Club. Johnson-Powell Community Center— This afternoon at 4 o'clock the children of the Social Dancing Club will receive instructions. Tonight: Rehearsal for District night, adult social dancing. To- morrow, from 3 to 4:20 p.m.; Thrée grades of French studies. Dunbar General Civic Center—Meet: ing for mothers and fathers and their adult friends tonight at 8 o'clock. Other activities tonight: nch, Carlisle and Tau Sigma Beta Basket Ball clubs; Community Center's Band practice, Knights Templar Commandery drill. Birney Community Center—Tonight: Spanish and practice of the Invineibl ermonluru Muslcal Club. The Girls’ Reserve, Y. W. C. A, will meet tomor- row at 3:15. Garnet-Phelps Community. Center— Tonight, 8 o'clock: James E. Walker American Legion Post, James E. Wal- ker Woman's Auxiliary, Thrift Club, Women's Exchange. Deanwood Comi Cenlor—'l'o- night: Glee-. A(hk!lc Clnb. Dramatic Club. Community Chorus, Commumity Band, the Bible Slud Club, Boy Scouts. Lovejoy Community Center—Junior || Bible Club meets this afternoon, Tonight. 8 o'clock: Senior Sewing Club, Needlework Circle, Buffalo Athletic Club, Deita Social Club, Young. Men's Business Association, Boy Scouts. DR. A. B. HYDE, AUTHOR, DIES | DENVER. Col, March 24.—Rev. De. A. B. Hyde, ninety-eight years old. sung by | ‘writer and professor of the versity of Denver, is dead at his home here. g $5.00 Puts TONIGHT: Btainer's “"Crucifizion” will be sung by the senier choit 6f the Church of the '!'nnanunuon at é e loek: ‘The junior ct nf Ebenezer M. E. Church will sing Dubeis’ “Seven Last Weorde” at 8 o'cloek Washington Counetl of Kodosh, No. 48, will observe Holy Thursday at the temple, 1111 19th street, at 7:30 o'clock, Purlm_ masquerade ball by Young Women's and Young Men's He- brew assoclations at the Ralelzh. Men's Progressive Club of Fifteenth Street Presbyterfan Church: Annual election, after prayer wervice, Spanish War Veterans' Band wmnn'- 1 hearse at 8 o'clock at bandroom, New York avenue. All U. E. W. who are musiciana cligible to mem ship. Trinidad Citlzens’ Association, 8 o'clock, 8th aud I streots northcast. Federatlon of Teachers, public meet- | ing, § o'clock, Public Library. Assoclation Schools conven tary Colleges and Hotel Washington. 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